Oh to write in limerick or rhyme flowing like a river or small brook which is so slow clear and steady like a sculpture being created for it must have a balance to add to the mixture of flourishing ideas but the writer may seem like a confused child with no direction to keep plugging … Continue reading The Writing Dilemma: Joyce Lancaster
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Kaleidoscope Online |Mission Pending: Jade Weedmark
I was sent down to earth, With a ‘top-secret’ mission. This mission is so secret, even I don’t know it’s girth. My mission is so up and down, spinning inside-out and outside-in. My brain hurts with so many confusions, my face unable to do anything but frown. God quietly tells me my next move With … Continue reading Kaleidoscope Online |Mission Pending: Jade Weedmark
Kaleidoscope Online |Look Up: Daniel Omolola
When you feel blue, look up When you feel down, look up When you feel like giving up, Look up When you see the choice between Looking up or down, Just look up Life winds up as you look up Hope is generated as you look up Look up and you won’t be down Look … Continue reading Kaleidoscope Online |Look Up: Daniel Omolola
Kaleidoscope Online |The Homeless: Robert St. Germain
People only see the dirty clothes, but this is a way that not all chose. Through circumstance, they wage war with every winter. Sometimes it’s him, sometimes it’s her. Some people say they panhandle for booze. though who would not want to escape the helpless blues. There is not always something to look forward to … Continue reading Kaleidoscope Online |The Homeless: Robert St. Germain
Black Sheep: Lou Lou
I am the obstacle, the illusion the mass, of being a contradiction in terms Living within a subtext of my own creation Controlled Chaos Mixed energies That walk across the railing of the Old Osborne bridge at Dawn, 15 years ago Sober. Proved I was immortal How the fuck did I ever make it to … Continue reading Black Sheep: Lou Lou
My One Good Friend: Stephen Sigurdson
A person who comes into your life, everything Changes, awkward and new. A person who you could talk with and talk to, Like we were always together, meant to be. A person who could hold, like two halves Of a pounding heart, never missing a beat. A person who you want to be in every … Continue reading My One Good Friend: Stephen Sigurdson
The Air Show: Gerald Herron
I'm not much of a bird watcher, and their names I do not remember, but one day late in September stretched out like a lawn chair, I looked up to what was going on, in the air; tight flying formations and silvered tipped wings like a group of jet fighters, and then there are the … Continue reading The Air Show: Gerald Herron
Sweet Dreams!: Jessica Hatfield
Relationships need many things to grow and flourish naturally. When two people complement each other, they can be open and honest with one another, share responsibilities, and discuss plans for the future. Commit solely to one another in striving for equality, fairness, and happiness. Supporting each other with love and compassion. Fulfilling each other’s carnal … Continue reading Sweet Dreams!: Jessica Hatfield
The Beast: Jordan Derksen
There is a beast that lives in the woods. There are marks on the trees and that is not a place where you should go, for that is the territory of The Beast. It scratches marks on the trees where it lives, a Beast that you would have the luck to only cross paths with … Continue reading The Beast: Jordan Derksen
Dandelion: Melody Chepil
Dandelion. Standing tall, royal in a field of inferiority. Yellow, almost sacred. Then slowly tufting, Turning into soft stretches of tufty silver. Make a wish the end has come Individual seeds make their way into flight as they soar across the sky landing Only where the wind takes them.
